Hi. I am Amy Sebran. I had two lovely parents who would say "Amy, sing for me." Not every child has the gift of accepting, nurturing parents and brothers who encouraged me to sing. From an early age my brothers shared Bob Dylan and Woody Guthrie music, took photographs of me and provided stage props to encourage my performances.

Learning to play and sing by ear around 9 years old, I began to read music in my teens. Earning a scholarship, I attended Phillips University earning a degree in Music Education - Therapy.

I hit the road playing Branson, Missouri and about every Holiday Inn in the North Central States and New England. Working with Sammy Pagna and Spot Productions I was earning $20,000 a year.

Meeting many of my influences on the road was a highlight of my travels. Buck Owens and the Buckaroos loved my finger picking and evening gown, Duke Ellington asked me "do you own this place", and James Taylor wanted to "take me for a ride."

Mom and Dad instilled in me a love and respect for people, animals and different cultures. Dad especially helped me see value in the music of different cultures and religions. Dad could see and feel beauty in music, especially Jewish liturgical music, but also in the music of other religions. He was an unassuming, quiet, gentle spirited man who loved people. From him and his soul mate Alice I learned to love latin, blues, jazz, liturgical music and so much more. My life is rich with beauy and love.